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Monthly Archives: March 2017
Clippings for Romance
Remember the last time you saw a poem, story or cartoon where one person communicated to another, “You are very special to me”? Next time you find something like that, use it to create a Romantic Interlude with your sweetheart. … Continue reading
Love and Desire
Two forces tug at your relationship, affecting romance between you and your sweetheart. Relational therapist Esther Perel calls those forces love and desire. Love cherishes stability, predictability and security. Love finds contentment in calm seas. You and I are at … Continue reading
One For The Road
Next time your sweetheart leaves for a trip, even if it’s just a couple hours to visit friends or family, send along a “care package” so you’ll be there with them. In your package include small things like gum, sunscreen, … Continue reading
Cuddling and Romance
My sweetheart sent me the link to an intriguing website: http://www.cuddlist.com. It’s a service providing “therapeutic, non-sexual, cuddle sessions with a certified professional cuddler”. People who would like to feel the touch of another human can hire a Cuddlist to … Continue reading
Posted in Keeping Romance Alive
Tagged cuddling, cuddlist, keeping romance alive, oxytocin, Relationship, relationship resolutions, relationship rules, relationship struggles, relationship test, relationship tips, Romance, Romantic, romantic cuddling, romantic idea, romantic touch, touch
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Coffee Sleeve Romance
Next time you and your sweetheart go out for a cup of coffee or tea, make the trip memorable. After you’ve ordered your drink, find a table. When they call your sweetheart’s name, offer to pick up the brew and … Continue reading
Briefcase Full of Romance
Being away from your sweetheart, I mean hundreds of miles apart, is tough. You might be three time zones away from your sweetheart, like my friend Luis faces this week. Or maybe you’re in a long-distance relationship, something I lived … Continue reading
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Tagged distance romance, keeping romance alive, long distance romance, Relationship, relationship questions to ask a gal, relationship questions to ask a guy, relationship rescue, relationship resolutions, relationship rules, Romance, Romantic, romantic idea
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Expanding Your Romantic Dinner
Fixing a meal together can be very romantic. It gives you an opportunity to spend time creating something pleasurable. Extend the romance beyond the fixing and eating time. First, spend 15-20 minutes together choosing the foods for the meal. Next, … Continue reading
